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Find similar grantsResponsible Technology Youth Power Fund is sponsored by Hopelab (and Archewell Foundation, Omidyar Network, Susan Crown Exchange, Patrick J. McGovern Foundation, and the MacArthur Foundation). A philanthropic initiative supporting youth- and intergenerationally-led organizations that are shaping the responsible technology movement.
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Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund - Hopelab Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund Creating a safer and more equitable digital ecosystem. The Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund is a first-of-its-kind philanthropic initiative aimed at supporting youth- and intergenerationally-led organizations shaping the responsible technology movement. The fund has raised more than $4.
5 million to support 501(c)3 eligible public charities, with award amounts ranging from $50,000 to $125,000, depending on the organization’s stage and funding needs. Archewell Foundation co-founders Prince Harry and Meghan Markle, The Duke and Duchess of Sussex, congratulate members of the inaugural Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund cohort. The next generation of leaders transforming the responsible technology landscape.
The Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund has been supported by the following organizations: Omidyar Network , Susan Crown Exchange , The Archewell Foundation, the Arthur M. Blank Family Foundation , The Carmel Hill Fund , Enlight Foundation, AI Collaborative, Oak Foundation , Pinterest Impact Fund , Pivotal , and Reynolds Lookup Fund . Data Funders Collaborative , The Patrick J.
McGovern Foundation , Flourish Impact Fund, New Media Ventures , The William and Flora Hewlett Foundation . Young Voices for Responsible Technology Online Safety is a Collective Effort Empowering Young People and Shaping Digital Citizens Responsible Technology Insights from Cyber Collective Blog Youth-engaged research Ask Trish: Will AI Take All of Our Jobs?
Five Conversations With Young Leaders On Power, Possibility, and the Future of Tech This interview series profiles five young leaders who are reimagining systems from the inside out: strengthening communities, shifting narratives, and designing technologies that serve people, not just platforms. Each one sits on the Steering Committee of the Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund.
What connects these five goes beyond their title or achievements. They are all committed to doing things differently by forging new models for how leadership looks, how funding flows, and how solutions are built. Rooted in lived experience, shared accountability, and an insistence on collective care.
In these five conversations, you’ll meet: Sneha , founder of Generation Patient, who has spent more than a decade advancing health equity for young adults with chronic conditions. Lydia , an organizer and funder who supports student-led responses to censorship, systemic racism, and attacks on public education.
Leo , co-founder of AI Consensus, who helps students and educators navigate the promise and risks of AI in learning environments. Trisha , the inventor-turned-advocate behind ReThink Citizens, whose work spans youth digital safety, education, and systems change. These aren’t stories about future potential.
They’re stories about leadership already in motion—and a field being reshaped by the very people most impacted by its failures. This is RTYPF’s second year of investing in the youth-led responsible technology movement.
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: 501(c)3 eligible public charities that are youth- and intergenerationally-led organizations. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $50,000 - $125,000. Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Responsible Technology Youth Power Fund is funded by Hopelab (and Archewell Foundation, Omidyar Network, Susan Crown Exchange, Patrick J. McGovern Foundation, and the MacArthur Foundation). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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